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Where is the PVE that was promised? Wasn't that the only thing actually making it a sequel other than a reskin?
2.0 went live was a lazy 1.1 patch (removed maps, changed 6v6 to 5v5 and thats about it and made skins impossible to get F2P), they said they needed few months to make PVE go live
Few months later they canceled the PVE mode that the playerbase wanted and waited for
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJPa-23dhTI
Powerful positive messages about teamwork, cooperation, heroism, care for each other, the best in humanity, working together, everyone of every nation regardless of gender, skin color, alignment, ideology is working together for a better, positive cause.
It was still a bit on the woke side, but it breathed the very positive essence of humanity and in the virtues of best our species has to offer.
Blizzard took all of that away and replaced that with hate, greed and made it a vehicle for the woke lgbt trans ideology where everyone is its own avatar of a fringe group and perverted every character also visually to match it.
Bring back Overwatch.
Blizzard as a whole has gone from being a beloved developer to one of the biggest anti-consumer devs. You can easily find articles of blizzard employees harassing female co-workers, driving one to unalive themselves, while trying to cover it up. Actively removing working systems to employ ones that will generate more money. This is the sole reason OW1 became OW2, to make more money.
They have the ability to make great games, but then Blizzard fills them with extra monetization (battlepass, cash shop) and make it incredibly taxing for F2P players to unlock anything. Ex. If you wanna unlock an new OW2 character, first you have to select the character you want to unlock, then queue as their role (or fill), then play AND *win* the match. Now rinse and repeat 35 times per character.
If you never owned OW1. You'll have to play at least 150 matches to unlock all characters.
I don't hate the game or anything, but I think they simply took something good and made it worse in every way just for money.
Its the same as OV but bigger push on micro/macro transactions.
2- followers, who just follow what others do and say.
3- Valve fanboys who dislike anything others than old Valve games.
4- angry "alpha male chads" who are playing dead games.
5- anti-woke, who are angry at any game with females or black heroes.
6- people who have no idea about anything but agreeing with one of the above.
I guess what's interesting about this is, aside from the roster size and map/game mode changes (you forgot to mention they added two maps and a game mode to replace those they removed), is it basically is the same game - the same game everyone was seemingly capable of enjoying. Yes, the PVE wasn't available on release, and no the PVE we are getting won't be the PVE they original announced, but the PVP is essentially the same. It's pretty interesting how people can retroactively say the PVP gameplay is no longer worth it, or enjoyable, due to all of these non-PVP gameplay factors.
Which kind of ties into what OP is asking about. Is the game actually bad? Is that why it's hated? Absolutely not. At it's core it's still the OW experience. It's still unique compared to it's competitors. It's still basically the game you use to enjoy playing. A series of factors and events seemingly irrelevant to gameplay is what has created such distaste towards it.
To each their own though. Blizzard could charge the soul of your first born son for a skin (OW skins aren't the most expensive by comparison btw) and I'd still happily play with the default skins. If it doesn't affect gameplay, it doesn't affect my fun.
And I'd much rather enjoy things than whatever the hell everyone else is up to.